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It shows how far iPhone customisation now goes without a jailbreak, and how fragile that is: it rides an exploit Apple can close in any update.
AirCard is a macOS app that connects to an iPhone over USB, detects your Wallet and Apple Pay cards, and replaces their artwork with images you choose, one card at a time or all at once. A second tab applies .passthm passcode themes to the lock-screen keypad, and a built-in creator slices a wallpaper into buttons or lets you design each key. It is universal for Apple Silicon and Intel, needs no Homebrew, and relies on a sync-service exploit rather than a jailbreak. The build is unsigned.
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